from Sushi.
Possibly I mistook.
Has PDA put on the market in Japan already corresponded to Linux?
I also thought that a keyboard was unnecessary.
The button of a keyboard is very small and dissatisfaction remained in the touch.
A screen is very beautiful.
It is as beautiful as Sony-Palm.
I am going to a store to see PDA tomorrow.
Yoshimichi Furukawa
At 23:06 01/11/06 +0900, Sushi wrote:
> >On 11/6/01 @ 10:50 PM, Laurent Domenech wrote:
> >
> >Here's a quick description of the new Linux/Java Sharp
> >PDA. Plenty of ports/slots (including an headset port),
> >sliding keyboard and an open OS. Pretty interesting
> >platform IMHO.
> >
> >http://developer.sharpsec.com/
>
>Evaluated the Japanese version 2-3 months ago.
>
>Initially I was excited.
>
>It looks cool, seems like it has a lot of nice features. In Japan,
>wireless is really being pushed. DoCoMo and others have CF sized
>wireless modems available.
>
>Upon playing with it, however, I came away somewhat disappointed. In
>actual use, many of the features, such as the keyboard, aren't easy to
>use and it's location when holding the device, is a bit awkward.
>
>And, after being spoiled with the Newt OS, and after using the Palm OS
>extensively for the past almost three years, it just isn't there yet.
>Then again, mabye my expectations are too high.
>
>I'd be curious to hear anyone elses impression.
>
>Sushi
>
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